Which Newer IPOs Make The William J. O'Neil Stock Screen?

Wall Street is always on the hunt for the next big thing, and institutional investors often find what they're looking for in stocks that have gone public within the last few years.

But not all IPOs are created equal. Some have a lot of buzz, but no earnings. Others may be too small and thinly traded to be of interest to large mutual fund managers.

The sweet spot for IPO investors is to find stocks that have institutional-level liquidity and innovative products driving strong earnings and sales growth. Those are the types of names you'll find on the list below.

While these stocks may not currently be near a potential buy zone, they make the William J. O'Neil Stock Screen, created by MarketSmith, because they share many of the CAN SLIM traits the biggest market winners display just before they make a major price move.

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From discount retailer Five Below (FIVE) and food delivery service GrubHub (GRUB) to cloud infrastructure tech firm Acacia Communications (ACIA) and cybersecurity player CyberArk Software (CYBR), the stocks below are all leaders within their respective industries. And they're growing quickly, as shown by their strong EPS Ratings, many well north of 90.

If you're not familiar with some of these names, click the tickers in the list for more info and related articles.

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